ES2730829T3 - Training and intelligent management of dynamic conversation groups - Google Patents

Abstract

A procedure for the management of the Geollamadas groups Press to speak, dynamic PTT between members of two or more agencies associated with an incident, where two or more agencies communicate (105, 120) in a safe way, where one agency includes a collection of communication resources that have an administrator, who understands. create an incident control area (305) associated with a geographical demarcation of an incident area; transmit information electronically about the incident control area in two or more agencies; establish a call group permission rule (315) associated with the incident control area (305) to create an invitation to join a PTT geollamadas group (320); electronically transmit a joint invitation to two or more agencies to access PTT mobile unit users who meet the criteria, where the joint invitation includes a request for location information; electronically receive an acceptance (330) to the joint invitation that includes an identity and the credentials of the user of a first user of a mobile PTT unit, where a dynamic access permit managed by a first agency determines what information associated with the identity and credentials of the user of the first user of the mobile unit PTT is available, and where the dynamic access permission changes in real time; based on the dynamic access permit, obtain (335) a location of the first real-time mobile unit PTT user; When the first PTT mobile unit user is in proximity to the incident control area or is present in the incident control area, determine if the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized to enter the incident control area based on the Dynamic access permission and when the first user of the PTT mobile unit is authorized (345) to enter the incident control area and the call group permission rule is met, electronically transmit the invitation to join the PTT geological call group to the first user of PTT mobile unit.

Description

DESCRIPTION

Training and intelligent management of dynamic conversation groups

BACKGROUND

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[0001] The accomplishments generally relate to electronic communications between secure communities and, more specifically, to provide intelligent training and management of dynamic call groups to obtain the push-to-talk (PTT) service between secure communities, including communications networks of incidents.

Background

[0002] At this time, there is a plethora of isolated communications resources that include resources that use wireless communications (eg, public safety and first response communications networks), public switching network communications resources, wireless networks public, networks of video surveillance devices, private safety nets and others. In addition, millions of consumers and public officials are now equipped with smartphones that include multiple communication capabilities, including both voice and video communications.

[0003] Often these communication resources cannot communicate with each other. For example, private wireless communication networks, such as those used by public security or commercial users, are normally isolated from each other and often use different and incompatible technologies. While interoperability products are available to interconnect various systems, cooperation between the entities involved is often a barrier to full and scalable implementation. Thus, there are first response communication systems of prior art (eg, isolated communication systems) where the control of the resources of each organization coupled to the system is controlled by a central command or controller. Each organization that provides resources to the system must relinquish control of its resources in favor of the central command. The organization responsible for the operation of its radio system (s) may be unable or unwilling to grant control of its resources or to partner organizations or to a higher level organization.

[0004] US Patent UU. No.: 7,643,445, entitled Interoperable Communications System and Use Procedure, published on January 5, 2010 and US Patent No. UU. No. 8,320,874, entitled System and procedure for establishing an incident communications network, published on November 27, 2012 describe systems and procedures for providing an interoperable communications system ("interop system" also referred to as a Network of incident communications) including a plurality of separate or isolated communications systems that address the shortcomings of prior art systems. Patents '445 and' 874 specifically describe procedures for establishing an incident communications network that allows interoperable communications between communications resources controlled by multiple organizations during an incident involving emergency or pre-planned multi-organization communications where a communications resource is Control with an administrator within an organization.

[0005] In addition, US Pat. UU. No. 8,364,153, Interoperability Workstation Controller that has video functions within an incident communications network, published on January 29, 2013, ("Mobile IWC Application") extends the concepts of patents' 445 and '874. Namely, the Mobile IWC Request includes enhanced video capture and streaming capabilities that are integrated with incident information and events to facilitate the management and improved analysis of incidents or events where the incident communications network is used.

[0006] In addition, US Patent Publication. UU. No. 8,811,940, entitled Classification of dynamic assets within an incident communications network, published on August 19, 2014, ("Request for classification") extends the concepts of patents '445 and' 874. Namely, the Classification Request provides systems and procedures that classify resources in an incident communications network based on a variety of factors, such as the type of incident and the type of resource to be classified.

[0007] US Patent Publication UU. No. 2013/0198517 Activation of ad hoc trust connections between embedded communication communities, filed on March 13, 2013, ("Embedded Application") extends the concepts of patents '445 and' 874. Namely, the Enclave Request presents systems and procedures for dynamic access between secure communities, such as incident communication networks, which allow the communication resources of a first secure community to access securely and / or use communication resources. within other safe communities.

[0008] US Pat. UU. No. 2007/0287474 A1 describes a system and procedure for communication based on location that includes an access network for communication and a first access terminal configured to determine and report a position of the first access terminal.

Inappropriate Push to Talk ( PTT) Services

[0009] When an emergency occurs that requires multiple public security agencies to respond, a joint incident command structure may be established where the designated officers from each agency coordinate activities of responding personnel. These scenarios are often chaotic and the impacted areas are normally staffed by many agencies present on the site. It is often a complex, manual and time-consuming procedure to issue credentials to staff, manage their billing and control who is on site. In addition, when an incident response requires specific skills, experience, and / or knowledge of how a specific type of equipment operates, determining and identifying the personal requirement having the necessary skills and / or equipment may be prolonged, and may require communication messages. complex and multiple that are relayed between agencies.

[0010] In addition, frequently damaged areas have varying levels of restricted or limited access areas for staff, due to environmental risks or to facilitate the mobility of personnel and equipment or the performance of certain free operational tasks. Communicating restricted access information, including the description of geographical boundaries, communicating levels of access credentials and questioning the validity of access credentials with respect to various personnel can be a complex, bulky and lengthy procedure, potentially contributing to delays as well. and a negative impact on the security of life and the response of incidents in general.

[0011] Typical Push to Talk (PTT) services support exchange voice communications using half-duplex communication procedures, that is, a two-way radio. A PTT call group is a voice communications group defined logically defined by a PTT user or a PTT administrator that allows users to send and receive voice messages from other member users in the call group. In conventional PTT systems, such as land mobile radio systems, only one member of a group can transmit and speak at a time and the remaining members listen. When the transmission channel is released, other members can press to speak (for example, the radio button) and take control of the transmission function until the transmission function is released. The transmission control function can be carried out through the signaling of the control that blocks other PTT users from acquiring control of the shared transmission function or can be carried out through other means such as activated voice detection. (VAD) accompanied by in-band or out-of-band control signaling that blocks transmission by other users while transmitting voice communication. Internet protocol systems using Voice over IP (VOIP) and other digital voice transmission over data network technologies allow client software to operate on computing devices such as mobile smartphones to simulate PTT-type functionality between a group of users This IP based on PTT technology allows users with a defined group of calls to transmit and receive voice communications on a persistent basis subject to a user's PTT request client being actively running and being in active state as being in the foreground of the request for an operating system. IP PTT can employ half-duplex or full-duplex communications and can impose plant control using means similar to radio-based PTT systems. In IP-based radio or PTT systems, a central administrator function serves to register and manage members of a call group and a call group is typically limited to corporate use (members within the same agency or company) or defined by the user where an authorized user can establish a group of calls and invite members through the central administrator.

[0012] The embodiments address, among other things, the problem that conventional PTT services are inadequate because the information published about potential call group members in different agencies is static and includes limited information such as a name, job title and partner agency As a result, call groups can be large and bulky and include a generalized membership that makes it difficult to address specific needs during an incident. Alternatively, the call groups may be smaller and include and depend on a sending unit of each of the agencies that respond to transmit in the communications to the members of the respective agencies. Both alternatives are complex and time consuming. In addition, conventional PTT services do not consider geographical boundaries.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0013] What is needed is a system, procedure and product of a computer program that allows the formation and intelligent management of dynamic call groups. The invention is set forth in the appended claims. The accomplishments include a discretionary exchange mechanism based on invitation and acceptance that allows dynamic publication or exchange of information in real time between agencies responding to an incident, where agencies can establish secure communications. The embodiments also include establishing and associating geographic boundaries of incident sites with call groups, monitoring conditions that trigger warning messages sent to members of call groups and manage subscriptions to information channels that allow multimedia information to flow in call groups.

[0014] The embodiments include a system, procedure and computer storage medium for training and intelligent management of dynamic push-to-talk (PTT) call groups between members of two or more agencies associated with an incident, where two or more agencies communicate safely and where an agency includes a collection of communication resources that have an administrator that maintains control over each agency. Embodiments include creating an incident control area associated with a geographic demarcation of the incident area, and electronically transmitting information about the incident control area to two or more agencies. A call group permission rule associated with the incident control area is set to automatically create an invitation to join a group of PTT geolls. A joint invitation is transmitted electronically to two or more agencies to access PTT mobile unit users who meet the criteria, where the joint invitation includes a request for location information. An acceptance of the joint invitation that includes a user identity and credentials of a first PTT mobile unit user is received electronically, where a dynamic access permit managed by the first agency determines what information associated with the user's identity and the credentials of the user. First user of PTT mobile unit is available, and where the dynamic access permission changes in real time.

[0015] More embodiments include obtaining a location of the first PTT mobile unit user in real time, where the acquisition is based on the dynamic access permission. When the first mobile unit user pTt is in the vicinity of the incident control area or is present in the incident control area, the embodiments include determining whether the first mobile unit user PTT is authorized to enter the control area of incidents based on the dynamic access permission, and when the first user of the PTT mobile unit is authorized to enter the incident control area and the call group permission rule is met, the invitation to join the geolling group is sent to the first user of PTT mobile unit.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS / FIGURES

[0016] The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings:

Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a system for intelligently forming and managing dynamic call groups according to an embodiment of the invention.

Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a joint agency server according to one embodiment.

Fig. 3 is a flow chart of a procedure for intelligently forming and managing dynamic call groups according to one embodiment.

Fig. 4 is a diagram that includes an incident control area according to one embodiment.

Fig. 5 is an example system that can be used to implement realizations.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Summary

[0017] When an incident occurs, an incident communications network and / or secure communications can be established between two or more agencies that respond to an incident. Each agency may have a push-to-talk (PTT) administrator that creates and manages PTT user data, and each agency publishes information about its PTT users. Published information typically includes static and limited information. PTT administrators can create a group of interagency PTT calls based on published information. But, the interagency PTT call group can be monolithic, and responding agencies typically experience time delays when they participate in complex coordination and rely on multiple communications to issue credentials for responding agency personnel, manage their registration by obligation and follow the personnel at the incident site. The situation becomes even more difficult to determine and identify the responding personnel that have specific skills and / or equipment, let alone communicate geographical boundaries associated with the incident.

[0018] In one embodiment, two or more agencies can establish secure communications, support push-to-talk services among their members and respond to an incident. Each agency creates and stores a user identity and Credentials that include a unique identity for each PTT user in an agency host directory. Each user identity and credentials is associated with dynamic access permissions that determine which subset of information or all information of a user identity and credentials are published and made visible to, or recognizable by, the other agencies. A joint agency request server is a node of a multi-agency partner to each agency (eg, not a central command control) that can invite one or more agencies to make more information visible (eg, you can request a change to a dynamic access permit). Each agency is in logical and physical control of its resources and information and may choose to accept, partially accept or decline the invitation. When an agency accepts the invitation, the agency can manually or automatically change a dynamic access permit to increase the level of detail about its PTT mobile unit users (e.g., Emergency Medical Services certifications) that becomes visible to the other agencies or provide any of the requested information. The ability to dynamically change visible information to agencies and joint agency servers that respond to an incident allows agencies to quickly and automatically create and manage call groups adapted to perform specific tasks. In addition, agencies (including via a joint agency server) can create and associate geographic boundaries of an incident site called an incident control area. Members of a call group can also subscribe to information channels to receive multimedia data or warning messages electronically.

System

[0019] Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a system (100) for intelligently forming and managing dynamic call groups according to an embodiment of the invention. To facilitate the analysis and without limitations, fig. 1 will be described with reference to the elements of fig. 4. Fig. 1 illustrates two secure communities, Agency System A 105 and Agency System B 120, which has established secure communications over a network such as IP Network 135 as described in the embedded Application. A secure community or agency includes a collection of communication resources that have an administrator that maintains control over the agency. PTT services of agency A and agency B support among the members of the agencies that respond to an incident.

[0020] Each agency includes an agency PTT request server that connects, routes and exchanges voice and data messages between PTT request clients on computing devices whose users are members of a call group. A PTT request is a two-way voice-to-talk communication and a request that a data communications application shares. The request ^p T ^t allows the transmission and reception of real-time voice communications, video streams, files, text and other data between PTT users who are members of a call group. A call group is a logically defined communications group composed of PTT users who are invited to join and accept the invitation to join the call group. For example, if an agency PTT administrator A (not shown) and a user associated with PTT mobile unit 140 are members of a call group, agency server 107 connects, sends and exchanges voice and data messages between them via network IP 135 and radio network A 145. Similarly, the agency system B 120 includes agency server 125 that supports PTT communications with a client PTT request in the mobile unit pTt 155 over the IP 135 network and the radio network B150. In addition to a user associated with a mobile PTT unit, a PTT user may include an agency sending unit (not shown) using a computing device with a PTT request, and a PTT administrator and / or (not shown) using an application PTT on a server.

[0021] A group of calls may include members of one or more agencies in addition to members of different networks such as the public switched telephone network, other land mobile radio networks, mobile telephone networks and private multimedia broadband networks. An agency server (e.g., agency server 107) receives and transmits PTT messages directly from members of call groups that are associated with the same agency (e.g., agency A). The agency server (e.g., agency server 107) receives and transmits PTT messages from the members of the remaining call group that are not associated with the same agency (e.g., not associated with agency A) via an interoperability gate (e.g., interoperability gate 170). Also, agency B includes interoperability gate 175 which has equivalent interoperability gate functions 170.

[0022] Databases 109, 180 and 165 can be any type of structured data warehouse, including a relational database that stores information associated with a respective agency or joint agency operation (eg, agency server joint 160).

[0023] Agency system A 105, agency system B 120 and joint agency server 160 include a variety of network interfaces, which may include an Ethernet interface, in addition to wireless or fixed wiring interfaces that support a variety of protocols Network

[0024] A mobile PTT unit (eg, mobile unit PTT 140/155) can be a mobile computing device (eg, a smartphone, a tablet, a digital personal assistant (PDA) or a laptop) ) that includes a client PTT request. In one embodiment, a PTT user can interact with the PTT 140/155 mobile unit through the customer's PTT request. In one embodiment, a client PTT application in the mobile unit PTT 140/155 may have access to the capabilities of the mobile computing device that may include, but is not limited to, the touch screen, a camera / scanner and a location determinant (e.g., a determinant of Global Positioning System (GPS)), a speech recognizer or a voice recorder. The information generated from these capabilities such as location information in space and time can be transmitted to other PTT users including mobile unit PTT 155/140, agency server 107/125 and joint agency server 160.

[0025] Agency servers 107 and 125 can be implemented in one or more different computing devices having server capabilities. Said computing device may include, but is not limited to, a device that has a processor and memory, including non-transient memory, for executing and storing instructions. The memory can represent data and program instructions specifically. The software may include one or more requests and an operating system. The hardware may include, but is not limited to, a processor, memory and graphical user interface screen. The computing device may also have multiple processors and multiple shared or separate memory components. For example, the computing device may be part of or all of the clustered computing environment or service tower.

[0026] In the embodiment of fig. 1, agency server 107 includes six modules. Each module is described below in turn:

[0027] Administrative module: An administrative module such as an Administrative Module 111 includes a data entry mechanism and is configured to allow the creation, storage, modification and / or deletion of PTT user information.

[0028] As mentioned above, with respect to fig. 11, each secure community (eg, agency) or series of insured communities can administer its own directory control authority or member directory. Thus, each agency or series of agencies has a PTT administrator that validates the identity and authority of each PTT mobile unit user associated with their agency or agencies. The PTT administrator registers PTT requests with mobile PTT units and users. For example, the PTT administrator can use Administrative Module 111 to create, store, modify and / or delete a unique user ID as a username and a user password of a PTT Request that is assigned to a PTT mobile unit user . The user's name and password of the user can be created with the user and approved by the PTT Administrator or created with the PTT administrator and assigned to the user. The unique user ID can be associated in a relational manner with a mobile computing device (e.g., mobile radio unit such as a mobile phone) in relation to a mobile computing device ID including, but not limited to, at least one of: an electronic serial number (ESN), a MAC address, a serial number of the equipment, a mobile identification number (MIN), a call signal, an encryption key certificate or a file installed in the computing device mobile or other information assigned or associated with the mobile computing device.

[0029] Information about a mobile PTT unit user, user identity and credentials, includes, but is not limited to, at least one of: a unique user ID (eg, username and user password) , a user identification photo, an agency employer, a title, a position, a classification, a task group, a department or division, a function, an assignment, a license plate number, an employee identification number, an incident access level, a date of birth, a gender, capabilities, a team certification, a qualification, an accreditation, a license, an experience, a phone number, a password (e.g., a password for incident control area), an email address, a mobile computing device ID or an availability status.

[0030] Administrative module 111 stores identity and user credentials of the user of the mobile unit PTT 140 in a host directory in an agency database such as Database 109. In addition, the identity and user credentials of each user The PTT mobile unit is stored in its respective PTT mobile unit and is called a mobile ID card.

[0031] Remember that the 1110 secure community membership directory module includes a series of policies that control the membership information (eg, agencies) with which secure communication is established. As described above, membership information is typically static and limited. In one embodiment, the PTT administrator can use Administrative Module 111 to create a dynamic access permission associated with each PTT mobile unit user. The dynamic access permit includes multidimensional and multiparameter standards based on a series of agency policies. When a standard is met, the corresponding dynamic change permit changes in real time. Dynamic access permission determines what information, updates or changes associated with a user's identity and credentials, mobile ID card or field information (e.g., a location) of a PTT mobile unit user are available to members of agencies including users of a server of a joint agency 160, with which secure communications are established. The dynamic access permission can be changed automatically, semi-automatically or manually (e.g., through a PTT administrator) in real time.

[0032] In one embodiment, the dynamic access permission of a PTT mobile unit user may include one or more parameters that include at least one of them: a severity of the incident, a proximity of the viewfinder to the user of the PTT mobile unit, the proximity of the viewfinder to an incident control area, the presence of the viewer in the incident control area or the presence of the user of the mobile PTT unit in the incident control area and the viewer information including, but not limited to a: identity, position, task, job, title, agency affiliation, group affiliation, access privilege status or common call group membership. In addition, one or more parameters can be indexed.

[0033] In the embodiments, one or more parameters may change dynamically in real time, so the dynamic access permission (s) change accordingly. Therefore, the information that is available to other agencies with which secure communication is established, the viewers or recipients of an identity and user credentials, the mobile ID card and / or user field information of the PTT mobile unit They can also change dynamically. A manual change can be made with a PTT administrator of an agency. An automatic change can be made by logic in software, hardware or a combination thereof that recognizes when a dynamic access permission rule has been satisfied and makes a change in the dynamic access permission accordingly. A semi-automatic change can be a combination of manual and automatic change.

[0034] In one embodiment, the user's identity and credential information, the mobile ID card information and the field information about a first PTT mobile unit user that is available to a requesting PTT user depends on the dynamic access permission of the first user of the PTT mobile unit that is established with the agency of the first user of the PTT mobile unit. The requesting PTT user may be a PTT mobile user or a PTT user using a computer device connected to the Internet such as a PTT administrator or a PTT administrator of a joint agency. In addition, the requesting PTT user may not be aware of the degree of authority granted to them based on the dynamic access permission when the request is made to access the first user information of the mobile PTT unit. An requesting PTT user can electronically transmit an electronic request to agency server query 107 a host directory in database 109 to obtain data to create a directory of mobile PTT units based on the respective dynamic access permissions. In addition, a requesting PTT user may consult the first mobile PTT unit (e.g., mobile ID card) to obtain data to create a directory of mobile PTT units. In one embodiment, the PTT mobile unit directory may be stored in a local memory of the requesting PTT mobile unit, in the database of an agency or in the database of a joint agency of the requesting PTT user. The PTT mobile unit directory can be displayed and selected in a graphical user interface (GUI) on a touch screen, for example. In addition, the PTT mobile unit directory can be automatically synchronized with a host directory when the PP mobile unit or the PTT user makes a request to the agency server associated with the host directory. Thus, a PTT user can automatically receive information associated with a user identity and credentials, a mobile ID card or field information, associated with the user of the PTT mobile unit, such as location information of a PTT mobile unit user based on the dynamic user access permission of the PTT mobile unit user. When a dynamic access permission changes (e.g., a parameter changes and a different standard is satisfied) a PTT user can begin receiving or viewing additional data electronically as a location of a real-time mobile PTT unit user. In addition, a PTT user can also receive or view less information electronically when a different standard is met.

[0035] For example, the mobile unit PTT 155 can request a host directory in a database such as a database 180, obtain identity and user credentials based on the respective dynamic access permissions and store the identity and credentials of the user in a directory of mobile PTT units in local memory such as mobile unit memory PTT 155. The mobile unit user PTT 155 can see identity of the mobile unit user PTT 140 and agency affiliation, based on the associated dynamic access permission with the mobile unit PTT 140. The directory of the mobile units PTT in the memory of a mobile unit PTT 155 can be automatically synchronized with a host directory when the mobile unit PTT 155 makes a request to the server of the agency 125 via an IP network 135. When the PTT 155 mobile unit is framed within a given proximity of the PTT 140 mobile unit (e.g., a parameter such as the proximity of the viewfinder to the unit PTT mobile unit 140 changes and another standard has been met), the data associated with the user of the mobile unit PTT 140 now available to the mobile unit PTT 155 can change dynamically (e.g. eg, increase) and PTT 155 mobile unit user can now see more of the credentials and user information of the PTT 140 mobile unit such as equipment certifications, emergency medical training and current location. Because of the additional data that is now visible to the user of the PTT 155 mobile unit, the user of the PTT 155 mobile unit can now electronically transmit a call group invitation to the user of the PTT 140 mobile unit. When the user of the unit PTT 155 mobile phone is no longer in proximity with the PTT 140 Mobile Unit, a different standard can be met and the user of the PTT 155 mobile unit can see less information about the user of the PTT 140 mobile unit.

[0036] Call group module: A call group module such as a call group module 113 can be configured to create and store call groups and identities of call group members. A call group module can be configured to electronically receive a request to create, modify and delete a call group. The request may be from the agency's PTT administrator or a user of the PTT mobile unit associated with the same agency. When a call group is created, an associated call group permission rule is established that can indicate the authority of each member. For example, one or more members may give delegation authority to invite, add or delete members of a call group. For example, a PTT user as a sending unit may be a representative of a call group that is authorized to invite or add members of another terrestrial radio network to the call group. The call group module creates a call group, call group permission rules, assigns the call group to a radio channel and sends invitations to PTT users and PTT mobile unit users accordingly to join the call group .

[0037] An invitation (eg, to a group of calls, subscription of the information channel or set incident) can be an audio and / or visual message displayed on a graphical user interface of a mobile PTT unit. In addition, the invitation can be sent through other networks or communications media, including email, short messaging service (SMS), a voicemail containing a hyperlink or other executable function, command or warning that invites the user enabled to accept an invitation.

[0038] A call group module can also be configured to establish an information channel permit rule to automatically create and electronically transmit an invitation to subscribe to an information channel associated with the incident control area, where the rule of the Information channel permission is based on at least one of: a call group membership of a PTT mobile unit user, dynamic access permission with the PTT mobile unit user, a proximity to, or a presence in, a incident control area in an incident control area of another PTT mobile unit user. The information channel includes, but is not limited to, at least one of: weather information, traffic information, biohazardous alerts, operational status, updates or other announcements. When the information channel permission rule is met, the call group module sends the invitation to subscribe to the user information channel of the PTT mobile unit and can electronically receive an acceptance from the user of the PTT mobile unit.

[0039] In one embodiment, an agency PTT administrator or a PTT mobile unit user with delegation authority (eg, authority to add / remove call group members) can invite users with mobile computing devices ( e.g., a smartphone or mobile radio device) that are not associated with agencies that have established secure communication (e.g., a user whose agency is not a member of an interoperability network) to join to a group of calls. The invitation can be an email or an Ms message that contains a hyperlink with access to a PTT request from the client of the inviting agency. The invitation to a subsequent invitation can invite the user to subscribe to an information channel. If the user accepts the call group invitation, the user can download the agency client's PTT application to their mobile computing device, enter the user's identity and credentials in an acceptance email and electronically transmit the email response from acceptance to the PTT administrator of the inviting agency. In one embodiment, several exchanges may take place between the agency's PTT administrator and the user who accepts to obtain the identity and user credential information that included the associated mobile computing device ID (e.g., device identity radio) The agency PTT administrator can use an administrative module to create, store, modify and / or delete user identities and credentials for the user who accepts in the database of the inviting agency based on the information received. In one embodiment, the identity and credentials of the user for the accepting user can be stored in a separate database and linked in a relational manner to the database of the inviting agency. The agency's PTT administrator can use a call group module to add the user who accepts the call group and / or add the user who accepts the subscription to electronically receive any subscribed information. Once the accepting user is added to the call group, the accepting user can electronically transmit communications to and receive communications electronically from the call group. The user who accepts can also receive information electronically as subscribed through the information channel.

[0040] For example, the PTT administrator of agency A or the user of the PTT mobile unit of agency A with delegation authority can electronically transmit an invitation to a mobile computing device whose user is not associated with agencies responding to an incident (e.g., Agency C (not shown) that has a complementary radio system (e.g., a mobile network) or that has a separate land mobile radio system (e.g., a first radio network of the person responding to the emergency.) The invitation can be an email message that includes a hyperlink to a web page that allows the user to download the PTT request from the agency A customer to their mobile computing device (e.g. , smartphone) The user enters the user's ID and credentials information along with any acceptance of the subscription information channel in an acceptance response sent to a PTT administrator of the agency A. Once the user is added to the call group, the user can electronically transmit communications to and receive communications electronically from the call group in addition to electronically receiving subscribed information.

[0041] Geographic information system module (GIS): In one embodiment, a GIS module is configured to create an incident control area, a geographical demarcation of the incident site that indicates restricted access areas. An incident access level can be assigned to an incident control area. The incident access level can be used together with other User Identity Credentials to determine if a PTT mobile unit user is authorized to enter an incident control area. Information from the incident control area can be transmitted to the agencies, agency members and servers of the joint agency associated with the incident. The assignment of an incident access level for each user of the PTT mobile unit is determined by a PTT administrator of the agency and is included in a user identity and credential.

[0042] Fig. 4 is a diagram 400 that includes an incident control area according to one embodiment. The control area information can be displayed on a PTT mobile unit or a computer device with a PTT request. Incident control area 420 can be assigned a restricted incident access level where Only users of the mobile PTT unit with a restricted or higher incident access level (e.g., all or the unrestricted incident access level) can be authorized to enter. The incident control area 410 may be assigned to an unrestricted area.

[0043] When an incident control area is associated with a group of calls, the group of calls is called a group of geollamadas. One or more call groups can be created and assigned to an incident control area by various agencies that respond to the incident by creating one or more geollamadas groups. A PTT administrator can also use the call group module to create, store, modify, and / or delete one or more permission rules from the pre-set call group to automatically create and electronically transmit an invitation to join a call group when one or more permissions rules of the call group are satisfied. A pre-established call group permission rule can be set and associated with an incident control area to automatically send invitations to PTT mobile unit users to join a group of geological calls. When a PTT mobile unit user is authorized to enter an incident control area and satisfies a permission rule of a pre-established call group, an invitation can be automatically generated and sent to the user of the PTT mobile unit. For example, when the user of the PTT mobile unit 140 is authorized to enter an incident control area and a pre-existing call group permission rule is met (e.g., user of PTT mobile unit 140 is a hazardous materials technician), you can automatically create an invitation and send it to the mobile unit PTT 140.

[0044] Presence and registration module: In one embodiment, a presence and registration module such as presence and registration module 119 is configured to determine whether the user of the mobile PTT unit is authorized to enter an incident control area based on the user's dynamic access permission of the PTT mobile unit. The presence and registration module can be configured to automatically send an audio or visual warning to the PTT mobile unit user to enter a password or a credential to register in the incident control area and receive the password or credential electronically PTT mobile unit user.

[0045] The presence and registration module can be configured to register, record, store and retrieve at least one of: record at least one of: a location of the user of the mobile PTT unit, a date and time of user registration PTT mobile unit entering the incident control area, a verification date and time of the PTT mobile user leaving the incident control area, a message content transmitted by the user of the mobile PTT unit, an identifier of the group of calls, a descriptor of the incident or criteria of an event. The information can be stored in a local database.

[0046] In addition, the presence and registration module is also configured to track the location of the user of the PTT mobile unit in real time, where the user of the mobile unit pTt is represented by a visual icon shown in a graphical user interface with respect to the proximity of the user of the mobile PTT unit or presence in the incident control area. The presence and registration module is also configured to associate the visual icon with a selectable command to send, select and display information associated with the user of the PTT mobile unit. For example, in fig. 4, the respondent Joe Smith is represented with a black circle and the respondent John Doe is represented with a patterned circle with respect to a map that includes incident control areas. Selecting the patterned circle of John Doe in a GUI presents a part of the John Doe 440 mobile ID card. In addition, selecting the information icon 460 on the mobile ID card 440 results in more details 450 of the mobile ID card of John Doe that is going to be presented. The information presented complies with the dynamic access permit established by the agency with which John Doe is associated, e1Hartford Fire Dept.

[0047] In one embodiment, the visual icon shown in the graphical user interface may be associated with a second selectable command (not shown) that allows a push-to-talk voice message to be sent privately to the user of the mobile unit. PTT that joined the call group without a remaining member of the call group listening to the voice message. Thus, a private voice message can be sent to Joe Smith who would not be audible to John Doe.

[0048] Monitoring module: In one embodiment, a monitoring module such as a Monitoring Module 117 is configured to establish a warning message activation standard for electronically transmitting a warning message to the user of PTT mobile unit and / or one or more mobile PTT units. The monitoring module can be configured to create, store, modify and associate warning messages based on prerecorded and / or storage and shipment and associate the warning message with a warning message activation standard.

A warning message can also be initiated manually through a sending unit that may or may not be a member of a call group. The warning message may be an audible or visual message. In addition, the warning message can be associated with an identification sound or visual alarm that one or more PTT mobile units can hear or see in one or more PTT call groups.

[0049] A warning message activation rule may be based on location-based and non-location-based activations, field information values received from a mobile PTT unit or a combination thereof. For example, the monitoring module can be configured to electronically receive a field information value through a PTT mobile unit associated with the user of the PTT mobile unit that joined the call group, where the field information value includes, at least, one of: an identity; a field information status; a credential; a location; biological sensor monitoring data; detection or presence of a chemical agent or a biological agent; or detection or presence of a radiological material or a nuclear material. The monitoring module compares the value of field information received against the warning message activation rule, and when the warning message activation rule has been satisfied, it sends the associated warning message to the user of the PTT mobile unit and / or one or more mobile PTT units. The monitoring module can electronically transmit the warning message to one or more mobile PTT units based on at least one of: common call group membership, proximity to the mobile PTT unit whose field information activated the activation standard of the warning message, proximity to an incident control area, agency or group affiliation, capabilities, severity of an incident, type of incident or other criteria.

[0050] When a PTT mobile unit user may be in danger, a PTT mobile unit (eg, a customer PTT request on a computing device) may include a monitoring module configured to detect the danger and activate warning messages. relief to be sent to other PTT mobile units (e.g., other customer PTT requests on respective mobile computing devices) that are members of a common call group. In addition, the mobile PTT unit can electronically transmit distress messages to members of other PTT call groups based on their criteria including, but not limited to: association with the same agency, a certain capacity, a professional qualification, a certification or other credential , a severity of the incident (e.g., emergency classification level) or a geographical proximity to the user of the PTT mobile unit in danger. The distress message may be an indication of audio, text or visual message.

[0051] When a monitoring module of a PTT mobile unit activates a distress signal, the PTT mobile unit can establish a new group of calls (eg, transmit invitations electronically or transmit invitations electronically through the PTT manager of the agency). Members of the new call group may include, but are not limited to, at least one of: the user of the PTT mobile unit in danger, other members of pre-existing common call groups (eg, other members of groups of pre-existing calls of which the user of the PTT mobile unit in danger is a member), other members outside the pre-existing common call groups or those who choose to join the new call group. In one embodiment, the mobile unit pTt can electronically transmit invitations to the new call group to members of other PTT call groups based on its criteria including, but not limited to: association with the same agency, a certain capacity, a professional qualification, a certification or other credential, a severity of the incident (eg, emergency classification level), or a geographical proximity to the user of the mobile PTT unit in danger.

[0052] The transmission of a distress message can be initiated manually, for example, by a PTT mobile unit user by selecting an element in the PTT mobile unit device (eg, a button in a graphical user interface in a smartphone). Alternatively, the transmission of a distress message can be initiated automatically with an associated sensor or other system that measures and detects an event with a measurement that exceeds a threshold value. For example, a biosensor can automatically measure, detect and send a distress message that indicates an extreme body temperature or blood pressure; an audio sensor can automatically measure, detect and send a distress message that indicates a gun firing sound; or an accelerometer sensor can automatically measure, detect and send a distress message that indicates an acceleration or deceleration. In one embodiment, different levels, classifications or type of distress messages may be associated with a type of incident (eg, emergency) and / or a severity of the incident.

[0053] A monitoring module of a PTT mobile unit can also be configured to allow remote control of the PTT mobile unit when a defined event occurs or is detected (eg, a distress event is detected) or a user PTT mobile unit does not respond to a confirmation message. For example, after the PTT mobile unit sends a distress signal, the PTT mobile unit can receive and respond to messages electronically (e.g., remote control signals) to activate a microphone, video camera or other capability of the PTT mobile unit, a customer PTT request or other request on the PTT mobile unit to control a PTT mobile unit user in distress or perform functions for a deficient PTT mobile unit user.

[0054] In one embodiment, a monitoring module of a mobile PTT unit can also be configured to respond to a confirmation message. For example, an agency server may include an automated confirmation function (e.g., configured by an agency PTT administrator) to generate a periodic confirmation message or series of confirmation messages requesting a response from a user of PTT mobile unit to confirm a physical presence (e.g., to confirm that the user is in possession of his PTT mobile unit or to confirm that the user is physically safe (e.g., aware and attentive in a dangerous environment) ). A response may include a voice response, a formatted data signal, an email response, an SMS response, a selection on the PTT mobile unit (e.g., selectable item on a touch screen of a smartphone) or Another message reply to confirm a presence. The answer can be sent unambiguous, encoded or encrypted. In the event that a response is not received, a PTT administrator can remotely control the PTT mobile unit including, but not limited to: enable and control certain functions (e.g., microphone, camera) described above, disable all or part from the client's PTT request or delete (e.g. clean or erase) all data from the PTT mobile unit by overwriting, randomizing, encrypting and blocking or revoking keys associated with encrypted stored data.

[0055] Interop Gateway Module: An interop gateway module such as Interop Gateway Module 109 can be configured to control a transmission and reception of a series of voice messages and data from PTT mobile unit users. associated with the agency that established the call group. That series of voice and data messages are received through an interoperability gateway and the interop gateway module can route the series of voice and data messages based on an established call group permission standard.

[0056] A joint agency server such as a joint agency server 160 may be used by one or more managers of each agency to coordinate activities of responding personnel. Unlike conventional central commands where an agency must relinquish control of its resources to a central command, a joint agency request server is a multi-agency request server, where each agency determines the dynamic access permit for each of PTT users in your agency. A joint agency PTT request user (e.g., a joint agency administrator) can use a joint agency server to electronically transmit a joint incident invitation or query one or more of the PTT administrators of the responding agencies to the incident The invitation to the joint incident can be an alert message that is audible and visible on the GUI screen of an agency server. The joint incident invitation can be accepted or declined with a PTT administrator. When a PTT administrator accepts the joint incident invitation, the information consulted can be provided based on the agency's dynamic access permit. For example, the identity and credentials of the user of users of the mobile PTT unit can be provided. Subsequently, the joint agency server transmits and receives communications and information from one or more mobile units or PTT sending units associated with the agency that accepted the invitation for joint incidents.

[0057] Fig. 2 is a block diagram 200 of a joint agency server according to one embodiment. A joint agency server may be a joint agency PTT request hosted by a third-party provider or one or more agency agencies that respond to the incident (e.g., emergency event, planned or unplanned event or other purpose). common). A joint agency server of one or more client computing devices connected through an IP network can be accessed or operated and can be coupled to one or more agency servers such as an agency server 107 or 120 via IP Network 135. The joint agency server 160 includes call group module 213, GIS module 215, monitoring module 217, presence and registration module 219 that performs similar functions to agency server 107 and 125 and are briefly described below.

[0058] Joint credential management module 211 generates joint invitations to PTT administrators of the agencies that respond to the information and permission requesting the incident to access more details about the user of the agency's PTT mobile unit.

[0059] Call group module 213 may establish an information channel permit rule to automatically create and electronically transmit an invitation to subscribe to an information channel associated with the incident control area, where the channel permit rule of information is based on at least one of: a call group membership of a first PTT mobile unit user, the dynamic access permission associated with the first PTT mobile unit user, the identity of the first mobile unit user PTT, a credential of the first PTT mobile unit user, a proximity to, or a presence in, an incident control area of the first PTT mobile unit user, or a proximity to, or a presence in, a control area of incident of another user of PTT mobile unit, where the information channel includes at least one weather information, traffic information, biohazardous alerts, operational status, Updates or other announcements. When the information channel permission rule is met, the call group module 213 sends the invitation to subscribe to the information channel to the first user of the PTT mobile unit and receives an acceptance from the first user of the PTT mobile unit.

[0060] Presence and registration module 219 of joint agency server 160 can electronically transmit an audio or visual warning to the first user of the PTT mobile unit to enter a password or other form of the authentication response to register the control area of the incident; After electronically receiving the password or response from the first user of the PTT mobile unit, presence and registration module 219 compares the password or authentication information with the user identity and data credentials of the first user of the PTT mobile unit. When the comparison is positive, the presence and registration module 219 approves the registration of the first user of the mobile unit PTT. The comparison can include several question and answer steps and can be coupled to, or with, a secure key exchange.

[0061] The presence and registration module 219 also follows the location of the first user of PTT mobile unit in real time, where the first user of PTT mobile unit can be represented with a visual icon shown in a graphical user interface with respect to a map of the incident control area. The visual icon is associated with a selectable command to select and display information associated with the first PTT mobile unit user as described above with respect to fig. 4. In addition, the visual icon shown in the graphical user interface can be associated with a second selectable command that allows a push-to-talk voice message to be sent privately to the first user of the PTT mobile unit that joined the group of calls without a remaining member of the call group listening to the voice message.

[0062] Monitoring module 217 can establish a warning message activation standard for electronically transmitting a warning message to the first mobile unit user ^p T ^t . The monitoring module 217 may receive a field information value through a PTT mobile unit associated with the first user of the PTT mobile unit, where the field information value includes at least one of: an identity; a field information status; a credential; a location; biological sensor monitoring data; detection or presence of a chemical agent or a biological agent; or detection or presence of a radiological material or a nuclear material. The monitoring module 217 compares the value of field information received with the warning message activation standard and, when the warning message activation standard has been satisfied, the monitoring module 217 sends the warning message to the first user PTT mobile unit.

[0063] The GIS 215 module can create incident control areas associated with an incident site to support restricted access.

[0064] In another embodiment, agency server 160 may register, record, store and / or retrieve at least one of the following in database 165: a location of the first user of the mobile PTT unit, a date and time of registration of the first PTT mobile unit user entering the incident control area, a verification date and time of the first PTT mobile user leaving the incident control area, a message content transmitted by the first user of the mobile PTT unit, an identifier of the call group, a descriptor of the incident or criteria of an event.

Process

[0065] Fig. 3 is a flow chart of a method 300 for intelligently forming and managing dynamic call groups according to one embodiment. To facilitate the analysis and without limitations, fig. 3 will be described with reference to the elements of fig. 1 and fig. 2.

[0066] Procedure 300 begins and in step 305, the joint agency server 160 creates an incident control area associated with a geographical demarcation of the incident area using the GIS 215 module and sends information about the incident control area. to two or more agencies.

[0067] In step 310, the agency server 107 receives the information from the incident control area, the agency server 107 can use this function to establish other groups of geollamadas (eg, other call groups associated with the incident control area).

[0068] In step 315, the joint agency server 160 establishes a call group permission rule associated with the incident control area, to automatically create and electronically transmit an invitation to PTT mobile unit users that meet the criteria , join a group of geollamadas.

[0069] In step 320, the joint agency server uses the joint credential management module 211 to electronically create and transmit a joint invitation to two or more agencies to access PTT mobile unit users who meet certain criteria, where the invitation Joint includes a request for location information.

[0070] In step 325, agency server 107 receives the joint invitation and determines whether to accept or decline the invitation. The determination can be automatic, manual or semi-automatic. When an invitation is accepted, a dynamic access permission of one or more PTT mobile unit users associated with the agency server 107 can be modified. In this example, the agency server 107 accepts the joint invitation and sends a message accordingly . In one embodiment, the agency server 107 may also electronically transmit the identity and credentials of the user of the PTT mobile unit users that meet the criteria of the joint invitation to the joint agency server 160.

[0071] In one embodiment, the dynamic access permit includes one or more parameters that include at least one of: an incident severity, a viewfinder proximity to the first mobile PTT user, a viewfinder proximity to the incident control area, a viewfinder presence in the incident control area, a proximity of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area or the presence of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area, or at least one of viewer information: common call group membership, identity, position, task, job, title, agency or group membership or access privilege status.

[0072] In step 330, the joint agency server 160 receives an acceptance of the joint invitation that includes a user identity and credentials of a first user of a mobile PTT unit, where a dynamic access permit managed by the first agency determines what information associated with the identity of the user and the credentials of the first user of the mobile PTT unit is available for viewing, and where the dynamic access permission changes in real time. In one embodiment, the information associated with the first PTT mobile unit user includes, at least, one of: an identification photo, an agency employer, a title, a position, a rank, a task group, a department or division, a function, an assignment, a badge number, an employee identification number, an incident access level, a date of birth, a gender, capabilities, a team certification, a professional qualification, an accreditation, a license, an experience, a phone number, an email address, a mobile computing device ID or an availability status. In one embodiment, the joint agency server 160 receives updates, changes and / or automatic information associated with a user's identity and credentials, a mobile ID card or field information, associated with the first user of the mobile unit PTT based on the Dynamic access permission of the first user of PTT mobile unit.

[0073] In step 335, based on the dynamic access permissions received, the joint agency server 160 can obtain a location of the first real-time mobile unit PTT user.

[0074] In step 340, when the first PTT mobile unit user is in proximity to the incident control area or is present in the incident control area, the joint agency server 160 determines whether the first mobile unit user PTT is authorized to enter the incident control area based on the dynamic access permit.

[0075] In step 345, when the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized to enter the incident control area and the call group permission rule is met, the joint agency server 160 sends the invitation to join to the group of geollamadas to the first user of mobile unit PTT.

[0076] In step 350, the agency server 107 receives the invitation for the first user of the mobile unit PTT to join the geollamadas group and sends an acceptance to the invitation.

[0077] In step 355, the agency server 160 is accepted for the first user of the mobile unit PTT to join the geollabel group. Method 300 ends.

System implementation

[0078] Various aspects of the invention can be implemented with software, firmware, hardware or a combination thereof, fig. 5 illustrates an example system 500 where the present invention, or parts thereof, can be implemented as readable computer code and / or readable text code. After reading this description, it will become apparent to a person skilled in the relevant art how to implement the invention using other systems and / or processing architectures.

[0079] Computer 500 includes one or more processors (also called central processing units or CPUs), such as processor 510. Processor 510 is connected to communication bus 520. Computer 500 also includes a main memory 530, preferably memory memory. random access (RAM). The main memory 530 has stored there the logical control (computer software) and data.

[0080] Computer 500 may also include one or more secondary storage devices 540. Secondary storage devices 540 include, for example, hard disk drive 550 and / or removable storage device or drive 560. The removable storage device 560 represents a floppy disk drive, a magnetic tape drive, a compact disk drive, an optical storage device, tape copy, ZIP drive, JAZZ drive, etc.

[0081] The removable storage unit 560 interacts with the removable storage unit 570. As will be appreciated, the removable storage unit 560 includes a usable or readable computer storage medium having stored there computer software (logical control) and / or data. The removable storage unit 560 reads and / or writes to the removable storage unit 570 in a well known manner.

[0082] The removable storage unit 570, also called a program storage device or a computer program product, represents a floppy disk, a magnetic tape, a compact disk, an optical storage disk, a ZIP disk, a disk / tape JAZZ or any other computer data storage device. Program storage devices or software products also include any device where computer programs can be stored, such as hard drives, ROMs or memory cards, etc.

[0083] In one embodiment, the present invention is directed to software products or devices of storing programs that have software that allows computer 500 or multiple computer 500s to perform any combination of the functions described here.

[0084] The computer programs (also called computer logic control) are stored in main memory 530 and / or the second storage device 540. Said computer programs, when executed, direct the computer 500 to carry out the functions of the present invention as discussed here. In particular, the computer programs, when executed, allow the processor 510 to carry out the functions of the present invention. Consequently, said computer programs represent drivers of the computer 500.

[0085] The 500 computer also includes 580 input / output / display devices such as monitors, keyboards, pointing devices, etc.

[0086] The computer 500 also includes a communication or network interface 590. The network interface 590 allows the computer 500 to communicate with remote devices. For example, network interface 590 allows computer 500 to communicate with communication networks, such as LAN, WAN, Internet, etc. The 590 network interface can interact with remote sites or networks through wired or wireless connections. The computer 500 receives data and / or computer programs through the network interface 590.

conclusion

[0087] The invention can be implemented with software, hardware and operating system implementations other than those described herein. Any suitable operating system software, hardware and implementations can be used to perform the functions described here.

[0088] The present invention has been described above with the help of functional building blocks illustrating the implementation of specified functions and relationships thereof. The boundaries of these functional building blocks have been arbitrarily defined here for convenience of description. Alternative boundaries can be defined while the specified functions and relationships of the same are carried out appropriately.

[0089] The above description of the specific embodiments will fully reveal the general nature of the invention that others may, applying the knowledge within the skill of the art, easily modify and / or adapt for various applications as specific embodiments, without inappropriate experimentation, without leaving the general concept of the present invention. Therefore, such adaptations and modifications are intended to be within the meaning and equivalent range of the disclosed embodiments, based on the teaching and guidance presented here. It is understood that the phraseology or terminology here is for the purpose of description and not limitation, such as the terminology or phraseology of this specification that is to be interpreted by the skilled craftsman in light of the teachings and guidance.

[0090] Exemplary embodiments of the present invention have been presented. The invention is not limited to these examples. These examples are presented here for purposes of illustration, and not limitation. Alternatives (including equivalents, extensions, variations, deviations, etc., from those described here) will be apparent to persons qualified in the relevant art (s) based on the teachings contained herein. Such embodiments fall within the scope of the invention.

[0091] The breadth and scope of the present invention should not be limited to any of the exemplary embodiments described above, but should only be defined according to the following claims and their equivalents.

Claims (20)

1. A procedure for the management of the Geollamadas groups Press to speak, dynamic PTT between members of two or more agencies associated with an incident, where two or more agencies communicate (105, 120) safely, where one agency includes a collection of communication resources that an administrator has, which he understands. create an incident control area (305) associated with a geographical demarcation of an incident area; transmit information electronically about the incident control area in two or more agencies; establish a call group permission rule (315) associated with the incident control area (305) to create an invitation to join a PTT geollamadas group (320); electronically transmit a joint invitation to two or more agencies to access PTT mobile unit users who meet the criteria, where the joint invitation includes a request for location information; electronically receive an acceptance (330) to the joint invitation that includes an identity and the credentials of the user of a first user of a mobile PTT unit, where a dynamic access permit managed by a first agency determines what information associated with the identity and credentials of the user of the first user of the mobile unit PTT is available, and where the dynamic access permission changes in real time; based on the dynamic access permit, obtain (335) a location of the first real-time mobile unit PTT user; When the first PTT mobile unit user is in proximity to the incident control area or is present in the incident control area, determine if the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized to enter the incident control area based on the Dynamic access permission and When the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized (345) to enter the incident control area and the call group permission rule is met, electronically transmit the invitation to join the PTT geolip group to the first unit user PTT mobile. 2. The method of claim 1 further comprises: electronically transmit an audio or visual warning to the first user of the PTT mobile unit to enter a password to register to the incident control area; and electronically receive the password of the first user of the PTT mobile unit; compare the password with the identity and credentials of the user of the first user of the PTT mobile unit; and when the comparison is positive, approve the registration of the first user of PTT mobile unit. 3. The method of claim 1, further comprising: tracking the location of the first user of the PTT mobile unit in real time, where the first user of the PTT mobile unit can be represented with a visual icon displayed on a graphical user interface with respect to a map of the incident control area. and association of the visual icon with a selectable command to transmit, select and electronically display information associated with the first user of the PTT mobile unit. 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the information associated with the first PTT mobile unit user includes at least one of: an identification photo, an agency employer, a title, a position, a rank, a group of tasks, a department or division, a function, an assignment, a license plate number, an employee identification number, an incident access level, a date of birth, a sex, skills, a team certification, a professional qualification , an accreditation, a license, an experience, a telephone number, an email address, a mobile computing device ID of the first mobile PTT unit or an availability status. 5. The method of claim 3, further comprising: associating the visual icon shown in the graphical user interface with a second selectable command that allows a push-to-talk voice message to be sent privately to the first user of the mobile unit PTT without a remaining member of the PTT call group listening to the voice message. 6. The method of claim 1 further comprises: establish a warning message activation rule to electronically transmit a message of warning; electronically receiving a value of field information through a mobile PTT unit associated with the first user of a mobile PTT unit, where the value of field information includes at least one of: an identity; a field information status; a credential; a location; biological sensor monitoring data; detection or presence of a chemical agent or a biological agent; or detection or presence of a radiological material or a nuclear material; comparison of the received field information value with the warning message activation rule; and when the warning message activation rule has been satisfied, electronically transmit the warning message to the first user of the PTT mobile unit. 7. The method of claim 1, further comprising: establish an information channel permit rule to create an invitation to subscribe to an information channel associated with the incident control area, where the information channel permission rule is based on at least one of: a membership Call group of a first PTT mobile unit user, the dynamic access permission associated with the first PTT mobile unit user, the identity of the first PTT mobile unit user, a credential of the first PTT mobile unit user, a proximity to, or a presence in, an incident control area of the first PTT mobile unit user, or a proximity to, or a presence in, an incident control area of another PTT mobile unit user, where the information channel includes, at least, weather information, traffic information, biohazardous alerts, operational status, updates or other announcements; when the information channel permission rule is met, electronically transmit the invitation to subscribe to the information channel to the first user of the PTT mobile unit; and electronically receive an acceptance from the first user of the PTT mobile unit. 8. The method of claim 1, further comprising: electronically receiving updates, changes and / or information associated with a user's identity and credentials, a mobile ID card or field information, associated with the first mobile PTT unit user based on the dynamic access permission of the first user of the PTT mobile unit. 9. The method of claim 1, further comprising: recording at least one of: a location of the first user of the mobile unit PTT, a date and time of registration of the first user of the mobile unit PTT entering the control area of incident, a verification date and time of the first PTT mobile user leaving the incident control area, a message content received by the first PTT mobile unit user, a message content transmitted by the first PTT mobile unit user , an identifier of the PTT geollabel group, a descriptor of the incident or criteria of an event. 10. The method of claim 1, wherein the dynamic access permit includes one or more parameters that include at least one of: a severity of the incident, a proximity of the viewer to the first mobile user PTT, a proximity of the viewer to the area of incident control, a viewfinder presence in the incident control area, a proximity of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area or the presence of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area or At least one of the viewer information: common call group membership, identity, position, task, job, title, agency or group affiliation or access privilege status. 11. A system (100) for the management of geollamadas groups Press to speak, PTT, geollamadas groups between members of two or more agencies (105, 120) associated with an incident, where two or more agencies communicate securely , where an agency includes a collection of communication resources that have an administrator, which includes: one or more processors (510); a memory (530); one or more processors (510) configured to: create an incident control area (420) associated with a geographical demarcation of an incident area; electronically transmit information (305) about the incident control area to two or more agencies; establish a call group permission rule (315) associated with the incident control area, to create an invitation to join a group of PTT geollamadas; electronically transmit a joint invitation (320) to two or more agencies to access unit users PTT mobile that meet the criteria, where the joint invitation includes a request for location information; electronically receive an acceptance (330) to the joint invitation that includes an identity and the credentials of the user of a first PTT mobile unit user, where a dynamic access permit managed by a first agency determines what information associated with the identity and credentials of the user of the first user of the mobile unit PTT is available, and where the dynamic access permission changes in real time; based on the dynamic access permission, obtain a location of the first user of PTT mobile unit in real time; When the first PTT mobile unit user is in proximity to the incident control area or is present in the incident control area, determine if the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized (340) to enter the control area of the incident. incident based on dynamic access permission; and When the first PTT mobile unit user is authorized (345) to enter the incident control area and the call group permission rule is met, electronically transmit the invitation to join the PTT geolip group to the first unit user PTT mobile. 12. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: electronically transmit an audio or visual warning to the first user of the PTT mobile unit to enter a password to register to the incident control area; and electronically receive the password of the first user of the PTT mobile unit; compare the password with the identity and credentials of the user of the first user of the PTT mobile unit; and when the comparison is positive, approve the registration of the first user of PTT mobile unit. 13. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: follow the location of the first user of the PTT mobile unit in real time, where the first user of the PTT mobile unit can be represented with a visual icon shown in a graphical user interface with respect to a map of the incident control area; and associating the visual icon with a selectable command to transmit, select and electronically display information associated with the first mobile unit user ^p T ^t . 14. The system of claim 13, wherein the information associated with the first PTT mobile unit user includes at least one of: an identification photo, an agency employer, a title, a position, a rank, a group of tasks, a department or division, a function, an assignment, a license plate number, an employee identification number, an incident access level, a date of birth, a sex, skills, a team certification, a professional qualification , an accreditation, a license, an experience, a telephone number, an email address, a mobile computing device ID of the first mobile PTT unit or an availability status. 15. The system of claim 13, one or more processors further configured for: Associate the visual icon shown in the graphical user interface with a second selectable command that allows a push-to-talk voice message to be sent privately to the first user of the PTT mobile unit without a remaining member of the PTT geolling group listening to the voicemail. 16. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: establish a warning message activation rule to electronically transmit a warning message; electronically receive a value of field information through a mobile PTT unit associated with the first user of the mobile PTT unit, where the value of field information includes at least one of: an identity; a field information status; a credential; a location; biological sensor monitoring data; detection or presence of a chemical agent or a biological agent; or detection or presence of a radiological material or a nuclear material; compare the value of field information received with the warning message activation rule; and when the warning message activation rule has been satisfied, electronically transmit the warning message to the first user of the PTT mobile unit. 17. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: establish an information channel permit rule to create an invitation to subscribe to an information channel associated with the incident control area, where the information channel permission rule is based on at least one of: a membership Call group of the first PTT mobile unit user, the dynamic access permission associated with the first PTT mobile unit user, the identity of the first unit user PTT mobile, a credential of the first PTT mobile unit user, a proximity to, or a presence in, an incident control area of the first PTT mobile unit user, or a proximity to, or a presence in, a control area of the incident of another PTT mobile unit user, where the information channel includes at least one weather information, traffic information, biohazardous alerts, operational status, updates or other announcements; when the information channel permission rule is met, electronically transmit the invitation to subscribe to the information channel to the first user of the PTT mobile unit; and electronically receive an acceptance from the first user of PTT mobile unit. 18. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: electronically receive updates, changes and / or information associated with a user's identity and credentials, a mobile ID card or field information, associated with the first PTT mobile unit user based on the dynamic access permission of the first mobile unit user PTT 19. The system of claim 11, one or more processors further configured for: record at least one of: a location of the first user of the PTT mobile unit, a date and time of registration of the first user of the PTT mobile unit entering the incident control area, a date and time of verification of the first PTT mobile user leaving the incident control area, a message content received by the first user of the PTT mobile unit, a message content transmitted by the first mobile unit user pTt, an identifier of the PTT geolling group, a incident descriptor or criteria of an event. 20. The system of claim 11, wherein the access permit Dynamic includes one or more parameters that include at least one of: an incident severity, a viewfinder proximity to the first mobile PTT user, a viewfinder proximity to the incident control area, a viewfinder presence in the control area of the incident, a proximity of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area or the presence of the first PTT mobile unit user in the incident control area or at least one of the viewer information: membership of the common call group, identity, position, task, job, title, agency or group affiliation or access privilege status.